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To: Quincy who wrote (21111)	7/10/2002 5:09:28 PM
From: 49thMIMOMander	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34857

Easy to bloath with malloc, but who are in control of your pointers to whatever you allocated?? Cheezy (switzerland, the one with the holes) question, if the bloathing memory needs to be defragmented, resources are really nothing left, not and also. Impossible in C, as well as compatible C++, worked great in Fortran, Brew is still a huge questionmark. (well, not really) Without getting into the question what "support" supports. Ilmarinen Pfunny stuff, how some java stuff is really lousy under the Beast, maybe the same reason they rewrote NT to slow it down on a AMD core?? As S100-Brad wrote "Dos is not done until XXX does not run" Yes, I now the virus-beast is working hard on their bounds checks, although there has been "a product" for that for a long time.